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A Little Noted Anniversary

Forty years ago this past week Chinese civilization came under attack and hundreds of thousands — possibly millions — were murdered. It was called the “Cultural Revolution.” Those deaths were,…

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A Great Love Story and a Fascinating Look at the Fulcrum of Europe and Asia

Last night I finished a truly excellent book, which I received as a gift from a friend in Baku. Not only did I learn a great deal from it, but…

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“Freedom, Commerce, and Peace: A Regional Agenda,” October 25-27, Tbilisi, Georgia

I’m directing a conference to be held in Tbilisi, Georgia in October. The announcement (in Russian) is available, and the program and registration details will be available soon. (English will…

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“Freedom, Commerce, and Peace: A Regional Agenda,” October 25-27, Tbilisi, Georgia

I’m directing a conference to be held in Tbilisi, Georgia in October. The announcement (in Russian) is available, and the program and registration details will be available soon. (English will…

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A Prize for Advancing Liberty

I’m off tomorrow to Chicago to attend the dinner and presentation of the Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty to former Estonian Prime Minister Mart Laar, a remarkable and inspiring…

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Her Last Word was “LibertÃ?Â??Ã?Â?Ã?©”

My former colleague at Cato, David Archer, just sent me the moving story of Noor-un-nisa Inayat Khan, a spy for the British in Nazi-occupied Paris who was executed at Dachau:…

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Her Last Word was “LibertÃ?Â??Ã?Â?Ã?©”

My former colleague at Cato, David Archer, just sent me the moving story of Noor-un-nisa Inayat Khan, a spy for the British in Nazi-occupied Paris who was executed at Dachau:…

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Demonstrations for an Independent Judiciary

Free Egypt God Bless the Egyptian Demonstrators. They have been marching for something of great importance: an independent judiciary. It’s not a natural right. It’s missed by some simple-minded advocates…

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Cato@Liberty

Visit Cato-at-Liberty for the latest in cool blogging on hot policy topics. (Hmmmm…..too much hype? Probably, but too late now.)

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A Little Traveling

Greetings from Byblos! After a very fruitful meeting with a major Lebanese publishing house that distributes throughout the Arabic world, I was treated by my hosts, Dr. Mahklouf Haddadin (Professor…

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